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general Arorril;kowsky, and two Con: 1, them froni Saxe Weimar, and the other .„ . Nov. eg.—Yesterday the Magistrates ee e and entertainment 01 300 covers, in the .re'e , Saloon, 16 the . Officers - of the garrisoe.— e'ete, Wt tra, the Archbishop, and several other' eeieonages of distinaion e ere present. At efeOri tlris morning, General Devaux, the C,TrltTlatltEltit ad interim, General Moritz Lichten stem, and the Prince of Hesse Homburg, received, at- the: city gates the detachrnents of H iller's regi ment., which is to relieve the Burgher Guards. — The gerghers have presented' every private Of the garrisons with three florinseand . a pint of wine. The inhabitants have again illuminated this even ing. The atleaionate.receetion which his Majesty niet With made him shed - Neu - 5 of joy. • The Em - press is expeetettbefore the on,: of the week. ST. PETP.RSEURGII, NOV. 11,—Ruisiail produce, netwithstanding t se close of . the shipping season, has greatly risen in price, and, more. especially at Riga. Hemp fetches 115 roubles the ship-pund, colonial prceluce is also very dear. Oui Soeereien has, by a recent Ukase, given per mission to French and Danish privateers, duly pro vided with letters of marque from' then' respective Governments, to put into the ports of the Bethke and' to dispcee of any perishable articles forming part of the cargoes . of .(heir prizes, ,with the exception of English commodities. • Several new regiments are ordered to be raised in the territory conquered :trot's Sweden. They will, Hi all, consist of about 2 4,00') men. Bunk, Nov. 24:--Frotn the otficia - I, report which has been poblishcal - here of the-batik of Wagratri, on the sth and 6th of July, it- evidently appearsehat the loss of the battle Was owing, to the Archduke John not having :came 01 at the time appointed: In detailing tile preparatory. dispositions, it " As' the left v. ing was - exposed to the danger of being taisen-in flank, tiie Archduke JOlin, who was with his "corps Presbnrgh, received orders to march immediately to the support of the main ar .my, and iO - co-operate, according to circumstances, with - the' . lett wing: The -Courier thareett with thee orders left heal-quarters in the evening of the 4th, and arrited at Presburg - h , at five in ilte morning of the 51h, and it did not seem 'probable that any impediment sl ouid occur to prevent the.arrival and co-Operation of this corps On the day of battle,which was fixed for the 6th in the morning." In the sequel, describing the operations on the 6'h, it says:—" - This wits the decisi%e moment, (vii. that of Vinee ROsenberg't attack) and the ar rivial of-the so anxiously exeeded troops under the Archduke John at any later period could have been of n ) use. ,Theytappeared at five o'clock in the aftereoon in the environs of - Upper Slebettbrunn, took some prisdners in the rear of the enemy, 'and rete . eaie , !, unobserved, in flea evening, across the March.—As the whole of our position behind the Russ was now entiladd by the enemy's artillery, arid, ths enemy. were making incessant' attacks in the direction of Bochstes to turn 'Our left wing, the Archduke Generalissimo thought it necessary, about, one in the day, to give 'orders-for the retreat of the 4th corps." ' The following are some of the concluding pas sages : " This is a plain narrative of a battle, which, in conjuntlion with that of Aspern, will constitute an . epoch in the annals of the world.—lmmense prepa rations, unparalleled exertions, great reiults, seise them to the rank of the most remarkable events of the age."--" On both sides, the contest iqi olved every thing that is dear to individuals, all -that is loeked.upon 'as sacred by wrio:e nations, all that - 4ould most Pbwertrilly agitate the, passions.",—" A great interest 'required great 'sacrifices. - They were trade with an - alacrity, seldom eeitneseed e and ‘t , hen the fortune of, war finally, decided in favour of -our enemy, th-.y 'snatched frorll ris, it is true, the palm of victory, but crowns of uritaditeg laurel will eve r decorate the brows of the brave."---" Moch has been said respeCting this battle. and much has been said that is entirely fabulous ; but 300;000 m,irneesee will transmit the stemp of truth to posterity, long after the vile colouring of dece; thin shall hale laded away. " The on both sides was in roportion to the heroic achievements of this destructive 'clay, and ~h as c • , ly commeusurate with the exertions of the respective armies. - • "On the side of the _Austrian s fell, Lieutenant Field-Marsals Notdmann, D,'Aspre, and Buckasso vich, and' General Peter. licczey.. The Archduke Generail , siroo, Lieutenant ,'Field-Marshals Rouvroy and ; and Generals, the Prince of Hesse- Homburg, Mayer, Bacquant, .‘Nlotzen,. Charles Giutterheitn, Hentaeber4, Merville, and ROtlikirch, were wounded. \Nr: took 7000 prisoners, 1.2 eagles and stan dards, and i I pieces of cannon ; on the Alit hand, nine disMoneted guns and one standard fell into the ;ids of the enemy." It is amongst the most re iparkabl4\ events of the war, that in this battle the %.i.Cior lost more treops than the vanquished. " Of the superior Officers of the enemy, General • Lasalle and AdjUiant-Cornmendant Duprat were left on the field of 13attle ; and Marshal Bessieres, Generals Gaudin, Gauthier, 'Vandamme, Bignolles, Wrede, Le Cocq, Zetf witz, Serras, Grenier, Subub, Do France, Colbert, Frere, Broussard, Beaupre ; -Colonels-, Prince Aldebrandini, St. CroiX, and many wore whose uernes arc unknown, were wounded." w.m••••••••,0 • H.ilsted, of Havant, liatupshire, while look ing fo a itare on Stoke. Cortunon (lately encloied), on -Monday, fOund the hinder legs of his horse to descend suddenly ; .alarmed, he threw , himself off the saddle, when his bocse, disappeared, having fallen airough the covering of an old well, U feet in depth, improperly secured. A .. person descended the well by a ladder soon alter, and found the poor animal with his legs broken, upon which Mr. H: ordered his throat to be cut, and the well to beyfilled'up over him; ~ • INCREASE OF FAMlLY.—Edward Sattertbwaite, aged Bc2 years, now residing& Cuolthouse, in the North part of this , country) has five children_ living, avid 257 years-36 grand children, aged 71'2 years , --and seven great grand cluidren, aged 18 years. — Their united ages amount to 1059 !—Liverpoei Vuertiser. PRICE GF SATUR D A V. India Siock, shut • In(liz*Bolicis, rys. 2oi. P • Lxcheci. iliii4, 5,5. gs. v• oinictum, . ~ Cent. .- imperial 3 per Ditto Ann. 7 i Cons. for Opening, 70 . • - • - 77 -- = - - :•••-•!,7-1 , t , - ~.t...----- - To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq.• No. 9, New Bridge-Street; London. - '- Honoured Sir, _, •__ Edinburyn, M.Arch 18, ISoc. Bank Stock, .. • Nwry s per Cent. shut Irish s per Cent. •4 per Cent. $ 4eA 3 per • Ctint. ; R . 3 per Cent. Con. shut L. Ann, 18 A. 9- 1.6t11$ IBEG WavO to inform 504, that elr,er - since the year 1790, I have been atilitaed with the Lues Vene real which, from its obstinately resisting every ceerse of Medicine, presi.ribed by the most eminent of the FactiltY here; and undergoing several, severe courses of salivation , and twice discharged froM the Hospital, with little relie4 tvould arraseatr.ytoe4brenowf m ae o r sr ha i d nv g e o te t ra t t o e s n i i l i g ru h rd a . he l a r d t : l 2 nearly ,: spring o to put a period to my existence—l had a large 010' on the crown of my one on each arm, and mY 16 i s were broke out in a frightful manner; ny right was drea d.. fully painful, and had been, in a stare of Ulceration for thy last seven years ; my left* had also two large nodes On 1 /was Very, much discoloured, and gave me such evcrutiat ing pain, particularly when warm in bed; as•nearly to,da -1 price me of rest ; in- this lamentable- state, I was recant.. mended by 'NI r. Thompson, (who received, so great . it 1 cure by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, ' which I been to de on the - 26th of May ; in the e eersd of p•fottilight, 1 began ta,,receive benefit—M little mac' than 'a month, the ulcers ou my herd and arms wins soundly healed—soon after, the sores on my legs healed also; leaving, however, consiiieranle discolouration in the skin, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the sing of Cod, and a little longer perkverance in your inva luable Medicine, subsided ; the nodes diSperi;ins, the skin regaining its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains graloalir wing Olt. 1 thus became, by your li'oeral advice anti Me dicine, perfectly tree freak all my former complaints —. have recovered my former spirits an,l strength, and mil be come jolly and fat, in which state travinkr,continued man% mo pths 14, the astotlis:ilitcnt of all Who knew me, I Ain of a ha what terms 4; .c.xpress my gratitude, but - beg yaw tar the good of other suffining 7 . l . lortals, to make this rO case as public 'as possible, as I shalt on every occasi in so doing, you will greatly 'tblige, :Sir, your srat , tful! , obedient, very humble servant, • ALE X . 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'Parts c. ,1- Generation,..with that inviolable- secrecy .winch men 0 1 ' his . profession should always observe in such , ce,ies, her hatters 'himself, the :;,[vice ant'.' assistance he gratuitous' 1 'administers .to persons takielg this , wili 4 .esteeined,, by. a discerning Public, a`s an ad.antagcsell 2 . 1 dont attainable and void of all ambivity. • Also sold, by his 'appointment,. tor the convenience` ', c'f those at a distanee, at 'the Perfurner's, No, 35, ;,• Albans-street, ; the Toysl ip, N o. roe, %/%, . ord-street.; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hi!! 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At the Conrcat the Queen's, Palace, the 2000 Of December,. 1899; Present, the King's. Most Excellent Majesty in Council. This diy. the Right Mon. John Lord Sheffield, and the Right Hon 'Henry Wellesley wet ,, ,, by his Majesty's cohnnand, sworn of his most Hun. Privy Council, and took their respective places at Utz:Board, acotdingly. His Majesty having been, pleased to appoint Henry Pelham, Duke of N...4castle;: ;to hel . :,ord.. Lieutenant of the County of NOttingham, his,Grace tnis day took the oaths appointed to be taken there upon, instead of the Oaths of Allegiance and Su piernacy. . Queen's Palace, Dec. 20, 'Bog. This day Mirza Abdul Ha.F.san,. - Envoy E.7ctraordi nary from his Majesty 'the King of lsersia, had his first private audience of his Majesty, to dytiver his letters of credence: To which he was introduced by title :Marquis WeLe,ley, -his ..111,,:trsty's Principal Secrete - ny .of State for Foreign Afrair4, w and conduf.ted by. Ro bert Chester, Esq. Assistant ,Master ,of the Cere !nonies. The. Persian Envoy Extra - ordinary was accompa flied to his audience 01 his Majeasy ,by Sir Gore .ouseley, Bait. whom his Majesty has been pleased: to ,appoint to bold the sination of Mehmander to the Envoy, during his residence at this Court. Wi2r-Office,,Dec. 23, t 80g1. The Right HoOourable Lord Viscoiini Palmerston, his Majesty's Secretary at -Wac, has appointed Merry, Esq. to. be his Deputy, in the room of. Francis Moore, Esq. If ar. Office, Dec. 21, 1809, 3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Lieutenant E. R. Storey to tie L:ai t. in of a Troop, vice Belton, deceased. 6th Regitne!.l or Li ragoons,.Lieutenant. Chapman - fo , be Captain of vice Croft, deceased. Cornet Witham- ulton to be Lieutenant, vice Chapman. 15th R4tinent Dr . Light Dragoons, Lieutenant [Win Carr,. horn toe 9 ith Foot, to be Lieutenant,. tiiitftout purchase,. -- vrce A bbs, who . resigns. • .17th Ditto, Lieutenant • William Brown to be Captain of - a ito , ._?l', vice Viiiigeoteceased. aoth Di, Cornet_ Beauchalnp Hervey to - be Lieutenant, by purens,t, vice O'Toole, who retires. ..• Coldstream kcegiment of Foot Guards, John Mills, Gent. to tie Ensign, without purcnase. . , . • ist Regiment of t.out, Ensign lames Moloney, from the Li. merick County Militia, to be Ensign, vice Ackland, whose appointment has not - taken place. - 2cl-Ditto, Ensign William Goodall tobe Lieutenant,,by pur chase. 7th Ditto, Ensign William - Gordon, from the Royal, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Day, who retires. loth Ditto, Ensign F.:Foaker to be Lieliterialit, - by purchase, vice fothergill, promoted. lath Ditto, Ensign Richard Gordon, from the Egli . Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Cleaveli6d, promoted in the 73d foot. 15th Ditto, Brevet Major John Hart, from the 36th .Foot, • to be Captain of Company, vice Hinde, who exchanges. 31st Ditto, Captain the Bon. Thomas Stewart, from the Cape Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Hawkshaw, promoted. ._ . 34th Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel C. M`Donnell, from the bad Foot, to be Lieutenarit-Colonel, vice Bradiord, who exchanges. „ 36th Ditto, Captain Henry Reynolds liinde ' from the ;di Foot, tx, be Captain of a Company , vice Hart. who ex changes. the 38th Ditto, Valerius Skipton, Esq. to be Paymaster of tat Battalion,- vice Wiltshire , deceased. 39th Ditto, Ensign Joseph tvl•Donough - to. be Lieutenant,: vice lialdwyn, deceased. Ensign C. Langton, - Lobe Lieu. tenant, vice rrivatt, deceased. 41st Ditto, Hospital-Mate Ttiornas Moore, to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice Korb, promoted in the tooth Foot. 46th Ditto, John Henry French, Gent, to be Ensign, without • purchase, vice Layie, promoted. i • 49th DittO, William Alexander Ournford, Gent. to be Eh sign, by purehas , , vice Cone, - who retires. Diane! Cans, nt. to be EllSllll without purchase, vice Fuirtax, pro niotectin the 47th Foot. 56ttt Otto, Captain John Hadfield., from the tith Garrison Jiattation, to ue Captain of a cUilyalty, vie aandys, who exchanges. To he Lieutenants without purchase —Ensign Strange. • ways, vice Lloyd, who resigns. Ensign lames Reid,,irme Wynne, rlecvaseci. Elisigia W. I. Ridge, vice Ormsby, de ceased. Ensign john Drumniond, vice L'Estranga de . ceased. 59111 Ditto, Ensign Alexander Macpherson to be Lieutenant without rucciaase, YlCe•Skeiton, who retires. Gist Ditto, Hospital-Mate Samuel burn to be Assistant, Surgeon: - --; 62d ; , ato, 'Captain john Fish Holden, Gent - , to be Ensign, by purchase, vice I. f, Sweeney, promoted. i!isrh Ditto, Captain William 'Armstrong, twin half-pay of the late rst root, to be Captain or a Company, vice Sylllei, who exchanges, receiving the ditlerente.• 6ttli Ditto, Lieutenant Augustus Buistrode, .from the 3d i oot, - so be Captain - of a Company, without purchase,. vice Lamb, who retires. 7pl Ditto, Ensign Charles M. Maclean to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice , Thompson, superseded. :blattliew Holies, Dent. to br,Ensign, vice:Maelean. , • . • 74111 Ditto, Lieutenant Abraham Atkinson, from rite South • Down Militia, to be Ensign. aoth.Ditto, Major john White to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Wallace deceased. Brevet :V..,ijur lolin Edwards to be Major vice White. • . . , . `..- •• 82d Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel Colon Bradford,' from the , r wtroot, to be LielltelNetiltel, Nice ILMllhell, V,llO exchanges. .85th Ditto, tellt€ll3llt Frederick Campbell from the 94th • , Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice LiAlltpDdip tic- • cea s ed. , .... .Seth D;no, F. S,•Grojan, Gent. to ,be Ensign, by purchase, ) vice Clover; proinotecl. 88th Ditto, Ensign john Hacket, from the Waterford Militia, tea be Ensign. k.iisign Walter Croiccl f owe, trout ditto, * to he ditto. 89th Ditto, Lieutenant- lohn Hewson,.• from half-pay of the te4th,_ Foot, to be Lieutenant, vi..a Bell, wnoexcilangea. 94th Ditto, l*Lieutenant William Lionald, from the Argyle . • Militia, to be Ensign: . 95th Ditto, Captain Alexander AndreWs, from the teeth' i Foot, to-be captain of a Company, vice 10l111S011, was exchanges. • Lientthant knits 13artn, , trout the.EaSt Mid-- dicseA,Militia, to he second .Li e utenant. .. t o oth Ditto, Cai,tkiui k o bert lonnson, 'icons the 95th Foot, to-be Captain or a: Company, vice A.nctiews ' who exchanges. 4th West India I:egiment, Daniel Sexton, Gent. to be En sign, without purchase, vice Scott, promoted in the sth 11' est In - dia Regiment. . _. sth Ditto, Ensign Deorge Scott, from the 4th West India Re , g'all'ilt, tp be Lieutenant without purctiase: 4th Garrison Battalion, Captain lames Sandy s ' front the 56th I oot, to be Captain of a Company, vii.etiatifield, vc.o exchanges. Royal Newfoundland - Fencibles, Brevet Major Richard Fleathcote to be Major, vice Sutherland, cashiered. , Lieu . tenant K, P. Skinner to be Captain or a •Company, , vice 1 Ileaihcote. .E.iiigli Patrick Waish•to be . ieutzninat, vice Skinner. lokin Kadenhoist, Dent. to be Ensign, vice Walsh. BREVET. Colonei David 'Hunter, on Halt-pay pf the Angus Fencibles to be Major-General in the Army. STAFF.' ciilonel Rutane Shaw Donkin, from the permanent Staff of the aZiarter-Ma4ter-Gcneral's Ileparttnee t, to be Quar ter-Nla4ier-Uenetal to the "I mops serving in the Nleuitrr. ranean, ewe Lieutenant-Colonel ldunbury, who resigiii. _HOSPITAL STAFF, Acing Deputy Put veyot Harry, I,l*On to be Depot) , glar. veyorto the Ferce4. AiUng Deputy Purveyoi rohn Winter. to die ditto. To be Hospital Mates for GenerM Service, Richard Morris, Get:t. Michael Sweeney, - Gent. Edward Graham, Gent. Douoas, Gent. James Hunter, Gent. - TheKing's German Legion. ad Ll,2R.Battalion, Ensign I'. G. KeSSittr, to be Lieutenant,- deceaseq, • lames Grant; Gent. to be Ensign, vice Robin3oni whose appointment has not taken izlace, Adolphusidegitzenciortf, Gent to be ditto, vice Kessler. ad,Battalion- of the Line, Major Charles de Belville to be Lieutenarit-Colonel, • with temporary- rank, vice Brauns, deceased. Captain -Paul Chuclyz; from the sth Battalion • of the Line, to be Major, with temporary rank, vice Bel- - ville. 4th Uitto, Ensign Edward Sander to be Lieutenant, vice Oldenberg;-• 'deceased. Cadet Frederick de jeninsen to he Ensign, vice Stt wie r sth Ditto,-.Lieutenant Christian de Wurmb to be Captain. with temporary rank, vice .Chuden, ;promoted in the ad Battalion of the line. Lieutenant Lewis Lodders to be Captain, with temporary rank, vice Hernelberg,•dedeased. Lieutenant Lewis de Weyke to be Lieutenant, with tem porary rank. Elisio Frederick Moeller to be Lieutenant, . vide Lodders. Cadet ‘Serjealt de Witte, from the ist Light -Battalion, to be Ensign, vice Moeller. Lieutenant Fre derick . Henternann to be Adjutant, vice. Wurnib, pro .muted.. • , Chatham and Sheerness - Volunteer infantry, William God dard, Cent. to be Liztitenant in the Sheerness Company; . vice tiodgskinyresiged, ' - - MEMORANDUM. The undermentioned Appointments, as stated in the Gazettes of the 2,501 Hpril, and iith.luly last, have not tak:n, place, HZ. 3d Foot,. Lieutenant Frederic Courtenay, from the North Devon to be Ensign. - • 76th. Ditto, David Cantlinekl, Gent. to be 'Ensign. E it . e ATA in the Gazettes of the 4th April and 16th Decem- be, 16.9. • 'For Lieutenant Renwick, fcoin the Tzrifootoo be Captain, vice f VOrooke, vvivi resigns, read Lieutenant Renwick," from the 72d E& t t 2 be Captain, vice Hotbrooke, whose appuiliirnent has nut taker place. For Ensign Henry dso t to be Lieutenant, vice tint. brooke, promoted, rend ..itsign Henry Richardson, to be Lieutenant, vice Holbrooke, who resigns. In the Gaiette of the 9th instant. For Officers to be Adjutants of Recruiting Districts, with the tank( ut i.ieule , ut whilst so employed, read Officers to bc'Adjutants of itecruiting ; Districts, with thz rank of Lieutenant in the Array., Commissions in the following,Re4nients of Loa Militia, signed by his Maiesty. To be Adjutants to the Plymouth Dock R.egiment in the - County of Devon— Voter Redmond jennings, Gent. vice Laluit, resigned. Michael Baszetj,,Gent. m the Durham Regifnent. • To be Supernumerary Adjutant, William Hopkins, Gent. Commissions in the Royal gotalw Gloucester Regiment of Militia, signed by the bird Lieutenant. ' To be Lieutenant-Colonel, Major J.. H. Ullney. To be Major, Captain lames Walwx.n. To be Captain,-folin Probyn, Esq. Commissions signed by the_ Lord Lieutenant of the County, of Derby. Scarsdale Regiment of Local Militia. Quarter-Master loseph Grafton to have the rank of Lieu tenant. To be Surgeon, John- Radcliffe, Gent. vice Cartledge, re signed. • ANKRupir lES ENLARGED. fernery Ludlam, of Wood-street, London, hosier, from Dec. 26 to 30, at ten, at Guadnall. . Robert Camion, , ot Kingsland-road,' Middlesex, builder and brick-maker, from jail. 6 to zz, at ele , /en, At Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. ames Mucklow, of White-cross -street, St. Luke's, Mid. dleses, butcher, to surrender lan. 2. 3, and Feb. 3, at ele_ ven . ,,at/Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ve.ailer, \Varren• street, Fit z roy-sq Thomas Parker and. !oho judge, of Stoken-Chure-h, Ox. fordshire, timber-dealers, Dec. jo, ian. 6, and Feb. 3, at twelve, at Guild WI, ondota.... A twrney, Walt:n - 90k, London. Robert Little, and William Cranston, lateof Hytlae and of Ashford, Kent, linen-drapers, Dec,. 30, lan, 6, and Yeia3, at twelve, at Guildliall; London. Attorney, Nina, Tlirogniorton-street. Robert Graves, otherwise 'reaves Dysbn, of the Old Foun tain, Rosetnary. lane, Middlesex, victualler, Dec. 3a ' fan. 6,- and Feb. 3, at ten, at Attorney, Mr. Whit ton, Great jaines-strcet,'herifuld-row. Joel john Tanner and feel Tanner, of Ebley, Stonehouse,. Gloucestershire, blacksmiths arid shear-grinderS, •jan..l, at tive, 2, and Feb. 3, at eleven, at the. King'sl-Afrirs, Stroud. Attorniei, Mr. Cb - rfstabic, Symond's-lon, Lon don ; or Messrs. Newman and Clarke, Stroud. john Lindsay, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne ' cheesemonger, -- jan. 2, (6, and Feb. 6, at eleven, at the SnakSlieate Tavern, Newcastie-up t on-Tyne. , Attornics, - Messrs. Bell and Brodrick, 1,30 w-lane, Cheapside, Lonflon ; mour, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. • , Horace Sainsbury Cotton, late 'of Cuckfield, Sussex, schoolmaster, D.:c. 26, at twelve, jan. 17, at eleven, and. Feb: 3, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.' Attorney, Mr. G. Wilford Bulkley, Newman.strect, Oxford-street. Thomas Vernon; now or late of 'fowcester, NOrthampion shire, grocer, and tallow-Chandler, Dec. 27, 28, and Feb. 3, at elevetS, at the White liaise Inn, Towcester. Attor. cues, Mr. Lovell, Tonrcester; or Messrs. Foulkes and J,ongdill, Gray's-Inn-lane, . London. William slowsey the younger, of -Northallerton, Yorkshire, grocer, jan. 15,16, and 1.e0.3, at t vielve, at the l'own house,: Stockton, county of -Durham. Attornies, Mr. Richard_ ireman, Yarm, Yorkshire ; or Mr. flexney, Chancery-' lane, London. ' - • -Benjamin Waters, of Finch-lane, Landon, and of Holloway, 'Middlesex, .broker, Dec. 2t:1; jars. 13, and Feb. 3, at at tweiVe, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Richings, Ely- Place. Cl arles Bennettthe younger,late of Crombie's-row,Coroiner ciah.row, Middlesex, butlioW of Colchzster-streef, C rule h cd-fiiars, London, drysafter, Dee: so, lan. 6, at twelve, and :Feb. 3, at one, at Guildhall; Aitorines; Messrs. Dixon, Allen,. and Best, Paternoster-row. dmund Richard Cricheley, of F rog. lane, Isjington, Middle sex, lifit-manufacturer, Dec. 30, at twelve, Jan. z, and Feb. 3-, one. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Toone, C Laura's- I nn, floiry Davis, of Sunderland, Durham, but now of \Val_ worth,, Stltle4 , cap-maker, Dec.3o, Jan. 13, and Feb. 3, at tweiTe, at Guildhall, London. , Attorney, Mr. Isaacs, Berry-street, Sc. Mary-Axe. • DU/ IDENDS. lan, 20. Samuel Southall and lonathan Drakeford, of Bir. - Ingham, 'tattors, at eleven, 'at the Shakspeare Tavern, '• an. 1.1. Trioinaz Nightingale, of ,Dewsburjr, Yorkshire, mercer and woollen draper, at one, at the -strafiiird Arius. Inn, Wakefield. lan. 13. cruel Richards, of Oxford-street, Middlesex, linen draper, at, twelve, at Guildhall. lan. 2. George .A4lllhus Riddlestorper: of Whitechapel, • Middlesex, haberiL slier, arten, at Guildhall. Jan. 22. Lc' is and Frances of Newcastle-upon- Tyne, milliners, at twelve, a il the Sliakspe4re 'cavern, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. I 16. Tholnas Bailey, late of Edgbaston-stteet, Birming ham, victualler, at twelve, at the White Hatt 11111, Birminglia at. 17. Charles Wilks, of 131rmingliain, stationer, at twelve, at the Shalisprare lan. 13. George Knight, ,of Holloway, Islington, Middle., sex, builder at ten; at G ciidlial I. lan. t 3. lames Potts, of W . Lite sear yard, B4ck-liiil,Ard dlesex, looking.glass.fraine and cabinet. maker, at eleven, at Guildhall. lan. 13. Oliver Touimin, of Essox..street, Strand, Middle sex, navy-agent, at eleven, at Gulidnail, • lan. 13. Thomas 1-larris and john frn.:e, of Bristol, mer chants, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. March 13.- Thomas Chippendall, of St. Martin's-lane, Mid., dlesex, upholsterer,. at ten, at Guildhall. 20. Thomas Middleton, of MAden-lane, Battle-bridge, Middlesex, blue-inanufaCturer, at c,telve,at Guildhall. (LER TiFIC./1/ fan. So: William Pass e 'of i lngrarn- court; keuchurch-street, Loudon, Irirdwareman. James Tate, of Ashford, Kent„ grocer. . , • , lost:ph - Davenport, of A Idermaiibury, I:o4on,tmerehant. • liichard 'Commits, late of Li atton- L.; arden,- 01211. t • Miami), Collins, of-Wlivantori, Stimersetshire, linen-drape* Thomas Bryan, of Mincik,.lane, London, broker. iarn List, of Careato 4 n- street; _ London, warehousemen. Sim . On Retharn, s hte of . Furnivai's:lnn-cotui • C born, Middlesex, printer. loseph Perrin, of . Poitps,ol, within Itirmingham, Cheshire, cotton-spinner. Henry Jacob Leroux,. otherwise Henry Leroux, late off' Canonbury-square, Islington, Ihdlescx, builder, _William Sault, of Southinolton- street, Hanover-square, Middlesex, calenderer. (oseph Taylor, of C; ainsburgh, I.incolnshire, merchant, Duncomb Pyrke, late of Bishopsgate-street, London, hatter; George Haffenden and Thomas Necomb, of Bas ingliall•streer, London, warehousemen. Thomas Humphreys, of Ludgate, Saddle - Worth, Yorkshire; plumber and glazier, folio Taylor, late of Broivn's-lane, Spitalfields, Middlesex; baker. George Reynolds, of Back-lane, Shadwall, Middlesex, cow:. keepej. UNtoN-HALL.—On Saturday, n fa . gan wag' brought before the siting Magistrate, charged with , uttering\counterfeit money. It, appeared .that the prisoner went to the -shop of,a Mr. Mailers, a bakef, in Gravel-lane, and asking' for a penny roll, tendered. sxpence in payment, and received tire change; stio afterward., returned fdr some bis6iits, 'and offered anothersfitpence in payment. -Mailers, 'however, having discovered the first 4ixpence. td be a ,bad• one, and perceiving„the second to be like it,. be de tained her, and gave her in charge Jo' the patrole. In her way to the waich-house, the prisorrek%con-, trived to drop a handkerchief containing, a cOn siderable 9uantity of bad money. ,Th,e,, prisoner said :she purarised the motley of.a saitor, and gates h m seven shillings for. half-a-guittea's w o rth of She W 33 fullY committed fur trial. • The Collecling Clerk to a Ilistillery in the Borisugh was chart!ed With defrauding his :employers tothe aMount of 7001. .hy. short.. allow ances, for VgiOLl3,. sums he- bad received 'on.. their •aLeol;nt - , i 3 some acknowledging only 591. when he had been paid 501. Ho. was rernandei ior a turther hearing, in or der 16-allow time for outer 'nquizies, As some servants belonging tolarZ,enzie,,of kin craig, in Scotland, were on Viedisday, sennight englged in drying a quantity of, oa!s_on the the mid trimmer • gave way, when. three of theni, were precipitated into, the : tire, and one of them, an old man between 70 and 80, was unfortunately burnt to death. The .othet- two escaped unhurt ; but a tiiurth; who was ,very active in endeavouring to save the old man, was severely burnt. The kiln and corn were totally destroyed.. SHIP NEWS. GRAVESEND, DECEMBER 2.2. -Arrived—the Harmony, Ma',comb, from 1-feriduras. Lord Cochrane, George, and Trataigar, Fcf guson, for Jamaica; Mary, Barker,- for Aelogadore ; and 1149 Britannia, Mason, for Waterford. • ". MAP it D. - t 'Yesterday, at Chiswick, Lord Granv ill e Leveson Cei)ygr:l; brother to the Marquis of StaiEud, to Lady kiartiet cavetl dish, daughter of the..Dtake of Devonshire,.; On Saturd4y last, .161 m Carter, Esq. to i Miss 'Georgna • Dodds. • The same clay, at St.. lames's Church, John liourdied. Esq. of Golden .. square; -to Susanna Mary, the eldest dauglll: ter of Dr. Reynolds. i ME D. • On the 15th inst. at Bath, Anne, the widbw of Dr. Flay' ward; aged - 67, years. On - .'riday evening, in Abingdon-street; ,, l#A—roV, l6.- Ashley, of. the late:, and mother of the prZse, t 21, a^ nagers of the Oratorios. .1 TO CKS